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a person posted that they got this bx error code but they didn't say what they were doing to their blog when they got this specific bx error code.

All the did post was that they canceled their service? and that they refused to pay - for what, I don't know.

I can understand how some could become frustrated with not being able to get help with their bx error code problem(s). I do know that the Blogger help boards are there for those that need help with their Blogger.com problems.

Unfortunately there hasn't been any permanent solutions to the bx error code problems - although I am sure that they are working on it and Blogger.com has said itself that while they have managed to solve some of the bx error code problems there still may be new ones that will still come up.

Even the bypass procedure does not solve ALL of the bx error code problems and although this may be something that you may not want to hear some of the bx error code problems do have to do with the fact - when its related to third-party / editing templates - that the problem may lie within the template itself.

As far as I know, Blogger.com doesn't have a 1-800 # that one can call even I have seen many posts asking about it. I'm sure Blogger.com has a regular business address and phone number as well but they are not giving that out to the general public at large. However they DO have a message forum where you can post and ask questions about the problems you may be having with your blog. And from time to time one of the Blogger.com employees will post replies to other people's posts. Also they will also post their own messages when they have been made aware of certain problems and will post about the progress they are making while trying to solve the problem(s). They also have a blog - however it hasn't been updated in quite a while.

"There Is NO Bypass System For The BX Error Code Screen!"

I was going over some of my notes today and noticed that I got a reply from someone saying that there is no bypass procedure for the bx error code screen.

Unfortunately they are wrong in this respect. I have been using the bypass procedure for the past few months now whenever I get one of those dreaded bx error code screens! I haven't gotten the bx error code screen for a few weeks now and I'm wondering if I should try to get one of them on purpose just to make sure that the bypass procedure works.

So far it has worked whenever I get the bx error code screen message when I'm trying to post to my blog, add pictures to my blog or do some editing to the widgets and page elements that I have on my blogs. I also use the bypass procedure when I'm working on my clients' blogs as well!

I have to say that some of the more recent bx error code problems that people are posting about have to do with uploading their images - which I don't have ANY problems with now - and uploading their videos.

I tried uploading a video to my Test Blog and while it took a while to upload the video it did finally upload.

The recent problems that Blogger.com has been having with people posting and saying that their blogs were false-ly accussed of being a spam blog has been acknowledged by Blogger.com and they say that they are currently working on the problem. - This is one situation where I know that the bypass procedure won't work - but really I can't say for sure 'cause I didn't try it on that when one of my client's blog was flagged as a spam blog. - (my client's blog has since been restored!_

I really have to smile when some "expert" tells me that there is no bypass procedure for getting out of (some of) the bx error code screens because I use it EVERYTIME I get one of those bx error code screens.....

AND IT WORKS EVERYTIME!